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Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
1afotaS @egiStatur.

@nabet ltaoiaiteoe forrige Manoae
@uperitpr Gburds llon9pnelie AZ Sern.
banefomnisiioners. Strar otter inbi
leoereoes ct 9ilR9siorihs til Sober
~omgaaenoe observation-disclosures. Del
%beltemmer, at beres 0~opsofparterer ital
pGre / 8isinarf, oeres aarlige Con lfal
u9re S1,400, Ierritoriet betaler oeres
llogiiter for aontpr, Wobler OLD. g
fan lon9une en- Sefreipr meo Ell aarlio
2en al $1,000. s &eii eupsiiter iaa,
De $1,000. 6uis bette 6orIfas babe
peret inoleperet pg peoiaset, fprene
@uuern6r Gbur6 upnppnte De npe & ON.
misiioners, uiloe Oct blepet panifeti9t 10,
bam at ftnoe pasienoe Mgnb, iom pilee
bape moota9et bette Gm6eoe. Sern=
banefommislio ners bar bibtil bapt en-
adrli9 2pn al $4,000.
JSuiet inbleuereoes iprrise Manooa
tpi9enoe 5orlldg: at anmOoe aonares
iea ON at beeifsse 44eit8e tot tit ffatbaf=
glore &eb Giper ipr StibsIart; at be-
oll9e Rer9e Tor 8eoli9eboloelie al ga
fUtus ttHiueritEt, at fprbboe SdI9 al
6erlIenoe Sriffe til Miloreaari9e. 3aas
bet bepilgebe 100000 for De pifentliae
8p8niiser % for G~eformitolen / 9lanf-
in9ton.
Ol1ocrnpr Gbur1 bar inbienot til
9tqnoet fol9enoe llonepnelier: Ireiiz
bent for Gerritoriioriets Srno6eosraab,
Gbnrles s. Sing fra Manoan, 8icez
$relioent, 81. 5. q. Spuiioto fra 6lans
bran; Grnitees for 9erritoriets 6ana=
lel | Sioug Salts. g. s. &unfel, :. 8.
MnrrnD, 8orter .. @ed, g8. 8. Gorion
% e. y. Sce6e; 5rultees for Timber
imitetet Sermiaion, 3. SO. Snnaan, 6.
panlon, 8. s. 8lnir, 8. g. Gpntlin %
5. .. Rpnn. 9ruitees ipr 2tserbrlig8=
ltolen | Srppfrags: 6. IS. 2alleD "a
S. 8. 2amler, 3emofrater, @eoroe
Wcor6Ouie % 6. 81. 0urleo, 0fepub.
%lifdnere, Set femte Weblem CT enonu
life uonRpnt.
~
Nort9 Gafota llniueriitp i @rano
6orfs. =. 6. 0onopan % Sames
Gtuomblp, 0enaofrater, s. s. 6eibel %
Or. 9. 0Onouan, &cpublifanere.
Nornlailfolen i SpearfIb, So6n
8nlienntD % albert &oiuers, &cpubli-
@tnnere, 5. S. Sunmers, 0enutrat.
8noernoren % Superiutenoentsn for
ben pfentli8e llnberoisnin9 er ex-oaicio
0leolenmer al bette 8uaro.
SinosiD9eaiplet / Samestoipn, 9. s..
Me@irnis. Or. $. @aaotpap % 8. s.
@tan5en9eimer 9emutrater, 0epis opon
% s. s, Sones Gepublifauere.
School Of Mines / Napib Gitp,
@uitape Gfuals % 6. g. Gardner,
0cmpfrater, q. s. 5immuns % 81. 81.
6ngbes, Nepublifansre, 8. o.. grenten,
uaibGn8i8, Gette goarb ct oct ~eltelte,
/ boiLfet Demofraterre life bar Maio.
ritet.
06pitimme 3nititntet / Siour SAILS,
ES1Iter 4. @n00orb. 2Qcob 6 @il6ert.
2cmotrater, 6. $. g8pnn ps g6orles
q. Qlc&inteq, atpu6lifauere.
Siu0sIp9easiplet / Canton, 5ranf
&ah @aslel, Charles s. 8rpiun %
0tartin 3. Qemis, gcmpfratcr. Wiaiam
%oroer3 % 8. z @Qiams, 9legubli
~tancre.
R~ormolitOlen Maoiion. Z. ). SAFE
min % George 6. 3ones. 0emofrater.
vi ale oiaie upe Gm6eosmano e. finn
en- Noronon6, 6. 6auien.
Attornep General, superintendent "a
asjiItereaoe Superintenornt for ben
ofelttIi9e %llnoerOisning cr erlonu life
uonRont, 81 oen mloarenoe 9~(tipruen
@eneral er Gemotrat, antngcs bet, at
Der life pit biipe nogen 5orauo,ina !
bette Gmbeoc. 8aaoet itaofaGeoe Sc
auercoe inoieabte l~lonnunefier meo llno-
al Sanes 5luomblp.
sNisc0nitns Segisiatug.
c,,4 ~ on
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

n Sendtets S~ltlfttsfoifllte par ilt0itlllel
til Seotaselie Suiets 5priias ON, al
~iremmebe aorporatipner ifol proiufpl.
lere fine Sntprporationsartifler bos
Statss SetretTren % Ell Gel andre 5or-
pliotelier paalrsses Dem for at innne
oripe 6orretnins / Staten.
Senatet bepilsebe $4,000 for Sta-
tens St9erbrussielltab. $4,000 beoif=
sebes for 6prbebrinser al StatsfGnsllei
/ Stilipatcr.
st 5orilas on at laoe Solicit femme
cpcr ct YrObibitionstiuas til aonItitu.
tionen bleo fortaitet meo Is Stemmer
mob II. II Senatorer ltentte life.
Seuutcr Sues 3inaosfprilas ON
&e9nleriug al Sals al beruienbe 9ritte
peotoses al 6uiet / 5irsodas nleb cit
Stemmes 0fdjoritet. 5orilaget beitem,
mer blauot Mnbet ~iol9enoe: ut oct
Ifal pare ulopligt Ior no9eniombellt at
l9l9e eller 9ioe bcruienoe Dritfe til
W~inoreaorise, 3rautere o. beruieoe
Yerlpner, 5or SperirR6etie al beitHe
Seltemmelie betales en- Multt al ira
$25 til 800 eller 5Rn9ielsitrai Of fra
30 iii 90 Dase. Oct CT pgiaa forbuot
at ipiue Sort, &ools, 8iuiaro % at
faite 3Grningcr paa Salooacr.
8Oneaps 6Orilag ON at faItiatte ben
lopli9e Nente til 6 % s Grocent pebto
get 3irsOa9s meo g. Stemmer MOB
l6, Canine Dag bebil9ebe Sendtet
$4,000 ior Heparntipner pep 9apitplz
bpgningen. @uiet peptp9 j 3irSbaos
6uriIo9 ON at or9aniiere BET 15oe
8cmmeroiitriti. Set noe 0iitrift be
itaar At Gouitierne g(ifin, Grop gsino,
Gals, Sto8ca, 6ubbar0 n9 9Snbelta.
QomnerenS 9On CT %faitlat iii $500
aarli9. Gil99sTorilaset ttl bpi 9icenie
looen peotpges al 6uiet / Snsboas %
blep l~elicre muoerieguet al @uoerngren.
Sc o%lminoeli9e 8eoil9uinssforIlag
oeotp9es al Setatct 0ascn9. Salt
bepilseoeS 100000 ipr 1888 % 1928,
600 fcr 1889. Stat@lfatteu for bisie
to Nar iorbpieoeS meo fire Gienoebele
al en- Nfia, boiltet fumes at bare en-
ubetpbeIi9beo; men paa 6efe ben ifat
bare Gienoom / Staten blir set life Iaa
tibet enooa.
Scnator 2Sbitenlnns 6orilas IN Sc
1nlerin9 al &dl9 paa GmbeoSmano
bleu peota9et 9orSbos8 at Senatet.
st al De iioite 6urilaa, iom Qe9isla=
ueotcg, bar ct 3ilGg til Sfatte
bporueo oct beiielnne5, at ben,
JON bar Ell "9ay Certificate, ltol icuoe
al Qanoet en- I~friitlio Notit8,
'prenb ban fan ~inotnslere Genter lor Ben
ban bar betalt ior Ell laaoan
'Iag Certificate. 6OrIlaget Ell ct al
,e pigti9ite, ION bar peret ueotaget al
,elne 2egisldtur.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
sra @aSbington.

Zen 49be Songres a%journereoe 6re'
baa %ioSae. Ser bar prret ilere Cop
forTaa iremiat, &pwiteerne bar inolenbi
Here Iapporter % Here 5orilos er peo.
tagnc emo / np9en tibli9ere aunBres.
@reiioeuteu bar o9iad belngt meb TT
&eto aere 6orila9 emo ale andre Ire.
iioenter iiarnmen. 5lerc al DC peotnsne
9coe or gomIe % fjetbie % bar Glare.
bis iiadet pna Gdesproenen. 8lanbt
bisie ian nrones: 2opeu ON ben pre-
liocHtiele Sufcesiion, Spt9Qin9en al
@algitemmrrre ior 8reiioeut % 8ices
@reiioent; &esulerin9 of Scrnbauetra.
fitcu mcllem Statcrue % 6~orila9et ON
@eucrnl Sis Sobn Horters @ieuinblGt-
teIie armecn. Songresien inmuueus
traaote Sen 4oe December 1885 %
o~iournereoe ben Ace Nuauit 1856, lam
Icoes igien Sen CITE December. Zen bar
ialt pGyet inmlei / 10 Wtaaneoer % %
Gage. 8 oerue 5io BAR Der iremiat /
6uict ll,25S 6orllo9 % 26S 6GlleSs
reiOlutioner. 4~n0aaeuoc bisie inblcuc
rcoe2 5000 Rapporter. 3 Senatet
iremiatieS 1897 6orTIa1, IFS Settles
rcioluttoney % l,1SS Rapportcr.
Salt peoto9cS 1891 6OrIlng, al 6uilte
1859 frenliaite3 / 0uIei % 33S / Sc
natet. 8relioent Gleueloup bar 6elaet
meo lit &eto 1872 8oriIas, hpilfet er 22
ilere eio pco nlle andre Breiioentc
iiamncn iioeu Gegjcrin9en$ 0rgani=
I%ation. 10 Meblcmmer al oeunc &ors
ores CT bpbe, iioen Sen inmncntraaotc,
blan0t DC melt prominente CT 8ice Eres
liotut 6cilorid8 % Senator 9paon.
Sctatet bar ueOta9et Ct 6orilag, iom
iorb0oer, at Slaoe % Tibsitrifter, Der
iubebpIber Guertisiameuter pm 9Otte
rier, ienbcs 9jenrem be 6prcueoe Sta
tiers 8oit. l6uis Dette 6orilng bliuer
9ou, nil QOttcrifompdnierueS 6ortjeneite
bliuc betpoeli0t minore.
&reIiotnt Glepelan0 bar uon0unt
Sones 80, Grcticr, cu gIeaer ira go.
tort il Recoroer o. 9ecos for 0iitrict
Of Columbia. llnocr 8orgertriseu bar
ban 2aitaant Gpl. Gbaius beromte
Neger 9'cgimant. Snobp9Serue / 8as
ibington CT meget iOr6itreoe pnn 8reiis
oenter, Iproi ban after bar 9aact ubeus
ior Qiitrittet ior at iinoe Ell Mano for
benmc 5tiliug.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

NeglsiGtnren ai%ournereoe 5orsoaa
Nften otter at bnpe ppret iamlet so
Gage, Tom Qoben beItemmtr. I'll be
0unbrcoer At 6%urilag, iom bar ppret
ircmiatte, er life mango 6ieune 4eee,
men ben bar bog ucotaact nogle fao
6orjla8, ION er al almm Suteresie.
st al DC pisti8ite Sorting jom pcoto
9cs ! 8eggabelicn al ScsEoucn, ct bgi
9icenie, % mes pens Gi4nQ, ION veo-
toge9 en- Al oc note Sage pil sen uoen
Tpiol uirts mt5et 9oOt.
SaIoonOnrterne % here's 3itbnngcrc
arbsioeOe i5aroigt imoo Sens 8cota
8eIic men Oct bialp Dem fife nlegct Bet
viite iio oeo pmtrcnt alle Ailtemuu9er
%a1gaoeuoe Iraiifm nleo beruienoe
lritte, al en- Maioritct al Qcgjslaaur
m~eolenmcrre par / 6aoor al bgi 81
Genie.
SITE miuoit pi9tis CT SGT ocotagne
EilGa til 5tatteioocae. Der inoleuc
rene9 Here 9iQassiprlag, % oct, ION
peotose5, CT iaa umiattenoe, at oct Der
eiter life pil bliue muligt at plpaore en-
Mauo Ipr bans fate Gienpom, naar
oenne bar betalt Siatten, ielo ONT Ell
@m6eosmailo bar be9aaet en- eller anoen
Self. Mtansiplbise 6oriIus om Geslls
lerius al Sernbanetraiiteu inoteuerepcs,
mango al Dem bar raoitale, % entelte
lpnteS at p@re urimeiise, men Oct, iom
p~eotoges, er mooerat. Get er / Over
e%nSltemmclie meo oct 6orllag, Iom Sta
tens Serubanefommisiip aubeialeoe
% lteuimer Oct Sele ouerenS meb ben
Cop, iom &on9reSien for fort Gio Iioen
peotos ON &esulerius at Sernbane.
%trafiten mellem Staterne.
Gen npe |al9lpp er uommrtet. Ser
er for bet meite tppieret eiter Weip
0ortS Yalslou, iom bar 6%citaaet Srps
ben, iiGr bar Den orret mcset beloi9
ior DC lterre 8per, bpor Der iaa oite
tlaseS oper Sai9becraserier. 9esisla.
turen bar liberal mob Statens piieut.
li9e Initalter. Si@r beuilsebes itore
GUNNER iUr DC icritiellise Seisjeren-
beosanitalter, bupr Stateus melt nlpt
feliSs 8ursere pleies.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
On Sstaao

Gn Sstaao
al en- larocles praftiit S~pnltrultiOr 81
Oraser fig bisie Gage @igbcn6opn,,
mes Opmarfiumbeo. gaaoen. Ser
tonltrneret pg bp9get / SreorifsiunS !;
en- Der boe.nbe 2pbs ueo 9iaon 9sr;,,
lom bar faaet 5 Nars &atcnt yoo -,
Ter / bet palentligIte ito iont en- 9orr,'
nin9Sbaao: Den CT ca. ii 5ob I'm,
poerlt mai % enber laauel ior ION A..
ter / ell lang, tDnb Spips. Sen bpif,
paa 3 alainper pad SfUaer, hporoi J.
2, Ell paa bper Gioe, er anbraate upSr
Den f%orrelte Gel % RACER ca. gJn
no ira BEN; ben Sole finbes unoer gotr
ltapnen p9 tjener ipm @or, net Sen
laner iis oreie ueo !0ielp At &orpinSr
8aoocn Iprer f~nfb19nbi9 &i0uiua. f.
ltdaenoe al Storieil, Sof % qoyia
Der olc / SDrbolo til Sen liQe left,
8aop, er unlminOeli9 itorc. Getr NH
lorer lmiolertib, at 6artpiet fan itrrn
men eli nbprt 5art ben oper Sier. %
bet bar Ioaleoes tiff Jig, at Den mes oQs
Gino fan tilb09clrsse en bonit AHli
5 Wintter, buffet 10 er no0ct can
tie ~cncitaaeuhe. Baaoeu trp0ier bertI
nomGrfet op imtOo Tinben "a oenNtri
ct Gieblit. Gierei, 2oos Senir, iou
tager | oeune gio buer SAG laroe lun
nco cer paa Sen ca. Z CONNER htt
~, oer beoWffer &al!ebofrano, "a "a
bans 6artei fan rlmme 4 Gasieegu, |
meota9er ban Dem glerne. Oct er in
tereslant at le, Goorleoes heu file se,
Ter mco lmaaoeli9 bart forer ben pur
Slen, % bopr let ben ldoer ia maadg
rere. 9enmcllgbeoen oeo beu Ii9ou
lclpfolSclig / slgtcritaunen, buor Ser
ct Srfaf, b%porunoer beit ba9crIte Stra
CT nnbra9t, men pit man noicrf 6as
aoret, iiloGtfer 6r. Senien set. for a
bcuare fit 6cmmelig6eo. 8danm Il
fert til a~ja6cubapn paa Sernboun
vt MartpGr0igt l!br CT nBtig tlegc
tonltrierct al eli befjenbt NiciariG
A9ariin | @iqingen i G6ipariBraa
get er halUijeroc Meter bit, hd(ptuol
brtOt % piier Sefrmoer. 9llim
icr, Gpartcr, elmer. Tiger, @}aaacor
ire GarStioer, 2lar % StIoaar inN
=! Slninla9M al Aaret 80, 900. l5ra
'ilcr neia9ti9, bpab @lolfen cr gl
]pilfcnlombe!it 8rcooc9rao al 3orot@
zen, bet piIer Maaam$ &parier % glyr
.Opl9$ninser on aQe Sc iOrItjeQige MT
i9c W1eaoelc(ier, iom ellers finoe$ vi
nanatten. Meterp1rfet nomnrlcr ID
ilar pco Ct fort g(ttnl beurgdi8
5i8nrer, Der nQegoriit fremhilcr oa
nennclteIige Gu, ariiicnoommcn %
'eh 9anie bebenite MptbOlogL 90
Statliettcr bete9ne 1imcis %
9eoen er remItiact loFi
Stslet elter 9olbeins Gtilbrin5, shN
'ioere ler man fremiiiaet De II NpOlilf
'e z Nlocrs9rRnler / Menrcl tellrei
tier Sb~afeipsares 0eifripelie, be 4
la%rstioer, DC II 9esn / 9prefreolen O.
p. &l II ont gtatten fomnler Der eli
irem % bi9Ier / ct SprIL %
aar Solen itaar up, tommer Der Ell
>ane frem ps saler. gn Gang ON
Iaret, ben fprIte Saaroag, fpmnier up
en- rem % fiffer. 5uruoen eisle ~
urer fiaoes Der en- JtGtfe beoaBe!iSE
jtalerier paa @ntaille, Ser Iremitlller pt
Sfabeliesbase % Be IA StatlOrlfr
orsfaitcliens 9iltorie. Yaa ct beltfm'
lOfteilet fpmnter Der en- IrGli Irem'
l9ler p9 iolber Sanoerne til SpH, %
ipiaer Mulifuarfet paslei@
felooier til alle bisis iorlfjellise 5re"
iQinser.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-10

but after we finished the ownership
seemed to change. 1t looked so we'll
that the boys called it "our road" and
said, "don't it look pretty; bring on
your cross.ties and iron, for it is ready
for Them" We ought to stop grumblipg
and bring out our best shovel and hoe,
80 that ne can work like men. Let it be
said that the roads of Anderson County
have been worked we'll once according to
law. Then adjoining Counties can catch
on to the law and carry the reform in
good roads over the State frora Anderson
just as they carried the stock law. I
have been liable to road duty for twenty
three years, and l wish We had had this
law from the beginning of chat period.
I am only sorry that Senator Murray did
not wipe out all exemptions from road
duty, and require the cutting of the tim
ber for ten feet on each eide of the road,
to enable the sun to get to the roads SO
as to dry them off rapidly You will
find it more pleasant to work your roads
we'll, and brag about it, while sitting
around the church doors on Sunday
whiting sticks, than to spend the time
grumbling over the Law, and complain
ing about bad roads at the same time.
1t will only take seventy-two hours OF
your life to give this law a fair test.
This grumbling, however, is natural.
Men can't help it very oftef. I heard a
man grunbling the other day about the
appropriations to the South Carolina
College and Citadel who only pays $500
for all purposes of taxation, and yet he is
costing the taxpayers ten dollars q year
for sending his children to the common
schools. Men love to grumble, and it is
we'll, perhaps, for some to take the road
Law as anything else. It divides up the
objects about which the grumbling is
done, and don't amount to much, any
way.
hope the County Commissioners will
enforce the road law, even if it does take
a little oerve. If they do not, it will
show that they are afraid of offending
the dear people and losing their votes.
We do not doubt, however, that the
present Commissioners will do their duty
in carrying out this law. If they have
appointed as good overseers throughout
the County as Joe Cox has made in our
section, the Law will be success.
COUNTY MAN.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-10
Goods Roads by the New Law.

Mr.. EDITOR: The history of the
beginning Of the Columbia & Greenville
llaailroad is being retold in the papers,
and the following extract is worth con.
sidering:
When the scheme to build railroad
from Greenville to Columbia was inau.
purated in 1916, Columbia people looked
upon it as visionary. The leaders in the
undertaking were General Waddy
Thompson and Mr.. afterwards Cover.
nor) Perry of Greenville. The apathy Of
Columbia toward the proposed road
caused Messrs. Thompson and Perry. in
some oftheir speeches, 70 threaten to "pasB
round" that city. The Southern Csroni-
Gle, of October, 1886, replying to this
said:
"We inform the General and his coad-
tutor that the reason why no zeal has
been manifested here is simply because
our capitalists consider it mere bubble
scheme, utterly impracticable and
uncalled for.
And in the same paper of October %,
1886. we f-d the following in reply to
the Greeny.,le Mountaineer, of which
Mr.. Perry was editor:
"The Editor of the Mountaineer says
We are "a long ways behind the age
because we do not advocate the Utopian
scheme of a railroad from this place 10
Greenville. With all due courtesy, we
take the liberty of doubling the maturity
of the Judgment of our brother of the
Mountaineer on the subject of railroads.
We do not believe there is a sane man in
Columbia Who wcnld take the road and
agree to keep it up if it were constructed
and presented to him, free Of expense, in
fee simple. We shall never oppose any
plan of internal improvement, however
much It may conflict With local interest,
when the business Of any section war
rants it; but the squandering of money
upon any visionary scheme We will
always oppose"
Now, this road has not only been fin
ished, but many others in our State, and
these objectors only show how all
improvements are opposed in the begin
ming, and afterwards enjoyed BY the very
people who did the opposing. It strikes
me that the lessons learned from this
history of railroad building in South
Carolina could be pro6tably considered
in connection with the present discussion
of the Murray road Law in this County.
It has been considerably opposed, but its
execution will give US good roads, and
then the very people who have been
loudest in opposing it will enjoy the
pleasures Of easy travelling, just the same
as If they had favored the Law. There
fore, boys or men (for we are called
either while working the roads, don't
spend your time grumbling at a good
law. I have tried it in part, and it is
not as hard in its operations as you
imagine. While we were working the
roads / noticed thatit was Murray's road,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-10

path of "Philemon," but along the twenty
foot road, with veritable pick, shovel,
mattock and ak, and when the work that
is being done. Yields together at the join.
ing of the various sections, then the
roads will have been better worked than
at any time "beyond which the memory
of the oldest inhabitant runneth not to
the contrary" and when this is done
there will be few that will recollect, and
fewer still that will regret that the 6o.doys
had debate one night at the Academy,
ran scarce of timber for subject, stag.
gered upon the road law, sprung crater
that sent forth much smoke, some heat
and little mud, but passing over has
still left enough of the Slabtown hills
TO engage the road.worker's time for
eight days, and then be none too good for
OLD SLABTowN.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-10
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MASTERS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN the Court of Common Pleas.
VIM. Martin, Marion Martin, ct al, vs..
Nimrod Sprewell, Nancy Sprewell, ct al.
Action for partition and payment of
debts.
DURsUANT to an order Of sale made by
his Honor Judge J. ]. Norton, bear
ing date 11th January, 1887, in the above
stated case, will sell at Anderson G. a.,
8. c., on SALEDAY IN APRIL next, the
Land described in the Pleadings as the
Real Estate of Simeon Sprewell, deceased,
to wit:
All that Tract of Land situate in Ander-
son County, on waters of Twenty Three
Mile Creek, containing 1861 acres, more or
less, adjoining lands OF NJ. B. and A. N.
Richardson, VIM. Wilson and VIM. Wat
kins.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the pur-
chase money and the costs of the proceed
ings to be paid in cash OH the day Of sale
the balance on a credit Of twelve months,
purchaser to give bond therefor, with In
terest from day of sale, and mortgage Of
tho premises to secure the same, with leave
to anticipate payment. Purchaser 20 pay
WV. HUMPHREYS. Master.
March 10, 1887 IS 4
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will require money enough to put the
roads in thorough order. Now, let US
sses something about what this would
cost the County. ID! round numbers
there are about s, 600 road hands. These
hands under the new Law will work
eight days in the year, and they will not
leave the roads in. as. good condition
when they finish as contractor would
be required to put them. # these hands
were working for the County, they would
require seyenty.five cents per day for
road work. which would be $4,000, or
even at fifty cents per day it would be
500, 600. This would make the County
lax to raise the least sum about 43 mills,
OF forty:fve cents on the hundred dol
lars worth Of property, and for the larger
sum it would require about 81 mills, or
sixty.ssyen aud one.half cents on the
hundred dollars. In some respects it
would be fair 70 work by taxation, but it
would not Be economical for the County.
In the large majority Of cases, the roads
are are worked in wet weather when most
men 5 would not be very busy on the
farms, and the labor is saved to com
siderable extent free. Under the pres
'ent law all classes Of men liable to road
duty are put on an equal footing, which
Is economical to the County, and not
very burdensome on any one man. Our
County is not densely enough settled yet
for us to.come 10 taxation, without .
heavier ta1 than our: people could stand.
That, however, is the tendency, and
when circumstances win permit it, our
roads will doubtless be worked that way.
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NOTICE! NOTICE {!

NYE will let to the lowest bidder, at the
w Bridge on New Street over Byrum's
Creek, at IL m. on 3lst day of March, 1857,
the repairs of Public Road at or near said
Bridge, reserving the right to reject any
and all bids. Plans and specifications ex-
hibited on day of letting.
j. P. MCGEE,
A. o. NORRIS,
Board County Com. A. G., 8. G.
Per e. w. LONG, Clerk.
March 10, 1885 35 4
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The military appropriation having
been doubled by Congress, South Caro-
lina's share of the military stores will be
sufficient this year to enable the adjutant
general of the State to draw the camp
equipage, tents, &C., for regiment. Gen.
Bonham proposes to procure this camp
outfit for regiment as soon as possible,
and it is his intention to get each regi.
ment in the State to 60 into an encamp-
ment for one week during the coming
summer. The militia of the State have
for long time been in need of tents, and
it has. heretofore, been difficult for even
one OF two companies in the middle and
up.country to get tents enough to permit
them to go into summer encampments.-
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Gnrrnx111E. s. C.. oct. l. 1885

GREENvIILE, 8. c., Oct. 1, 1885.
We have tried all the various coffee pots
now in use. but the "Staggs Coffee Pot" is
the only one that gives complete satisfac.
ton and does all the inventor claims for it..
It makes coffee clear as crystal, and pre-
serves the bouquet or aroma pure and COM
plete. The invention, in our opinion, is
perfect success.
W. r. White proprietor Exchange Ho-
tel; J. F. Baker & Co., proprietors Mansion
House; A. B. Ball, Chef de Cuisine, Man
sion House; P. D, Gilreath, Sheriff Green
vile County.